September 10, 2010

• Tanzania: Dar Drops 13 Places in Business Ranking (Citizen)
• Kenya: MPs Denied Role in Selecting Commission (The Star)
• Angola: Association of Women Jurists Updates Statute (ANGOP)
• Angola: Writer José Luís Mendonça Releases Book (ANGOP)
• Angola: Work of Agostinho Neto Centralises Fourth Edition of MPLA Information Gathering (ANGOP)
• Angola: Rains, Winds Destroy Residences in Huambo Province Village (ANGOP)
• Angola: Pedagogy Faculty to Have Library (ANGOP)
• Angola: Agostinho Neto Foundation Grants Honorary Titles (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 2,000 Tons of Potatoes Harvested in Ekunha (ANGOP)
• Angola: Head of State Receives Guinea Bissau's Premier (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation and Congo to Negotiate Protocol Between ANGOP and ACI (ANGOP)
• Angola: Local NGO Holds Communities Meeting in Quela Locality (ANGOP)
• Angola: Customers Told to Denounce Traders That Reject Returns (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 100 Catholic Devotees Attend Legionnaire Congress (ANGOP)
• Angola: Congolese Official Satisfied With Juridical Instruments (ANGOP)
• Angola: Journalism Provincial Award Gala Happens On 18 September (ANGOP)
• Angola: Congo to Host Seventh Session of Bilateral Commission in September 2012 (ANGOP)
• Angola: President Dos Santos Calls for Assistance to Guinea-Bissau (ANGOP)
• Angola: CPLP Executive Secretary Speaks of Intense Activity (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation and Congo Brazzaville to Hold Technical Meeting (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation and Congo Sign Legal Tools for Co-Operation (ANGOP)
• Africa: Accordia Global Health Foundation Holds Celebration of Partnership [press release] (Accordia Global Health Foundation)
• Liberia: Family Planning Changes Its Name (Analyst)
• Liberia: John Kufuor Arrives in Nation (Analyst)
• Liberia: Secret Political Scheme Backfires (Analyst)
• South Africa: Media Freedom is Your Freedom - Or Is It? [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Namibia: Corruption Play on Stage Again (New Era)
• Mozambique: Time to Kiss Reconciliation Goodbye [opinion] (New Era)
• Namibia: Students Do Internship in Germany (New Era)
• Namibia: SA Wildlife Artist Exhibits at the Coast (New Era)
• Namibia: Shooting From the Hip - Cricket Must Change [opinion] (New Era)
• Liberia: UN Envoy Underscores Need for Continued Support to Nation (Informer)
• Liberia: Putu Mining to Pave G. Gedeh, Sinoe Highways (Informer)
• Liberia: NPA Managing Director Makes U-Turn on APM Terminal Agreement - Following Executive Mansion Warning (Informer)
• Uganda: New Law to Expand Road Reserves (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kampala Mayor Asked to Explain Sacking of Town Clerk (New Vision)
• Uganda: Muslim Faction to Boycott Polls (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: KFHL Saga Rages on (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Govt Could Lose AfDB Aid (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu PF a Party Functioning on a Wing and Prayer (Zimbabwe Independent)
• South Africa: Drug, Sex Crimes Soar in Western Cape (Argus)
• South Africa: Rise in Murders Shocks Nyanga (Argus)
• Zimbabwe: 'Tariff Commission No Toothless Bulldog' [interview] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Kenya: Suicides on the Rise in Central Province (Nation)
• Kenya: Bad Road Halts Help for Mau Forest Evictees (Nation)
• Kenya: Specimens Being Tested for TB Drug Resistance (Nation)
• Kenya: Ministry Lures Investors Into Generation of Wind Power (Nation)
• Kenya: 300 Houses Handed Over to the IDPs (Nation)
• Kenya: Body of Girl, 6, Found in Forest (Nation)
• Kenya: Fazul Wife DNA Sample Taken, Says Witness (Nation)
• Kenya: Researchers Identify TB in Local Animals (Nation)
• Kenya: Police on the Alert Over 'Register' of Witches (Nation)
• Kenya: LIEC Changes Tack in Nairobi By-Elections (Nation)
• Kenya: Citizens Abroad Seek Say in House (Nation)
• Kenya: Oliech, Mariga Hit Back at FKL (Nation)
• Nigeria: NOA Propagates Household Health Practices in FCT (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kogi Assures On Quality Education (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Adamawa PDP - Atiku Didn't Get Waiver (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sallah Message - IBB Urges Leaders to Live By Example (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sallah - ANPP Renews Call for Free, Fair Polls (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ramadan - Jang Wants Peaceful Co-Existence Sustained (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kubwa Anglican Diocese to Commission N30 Million School (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Capital Market and Post Fraud (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Govt Urged to Be Committed to MDGs (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: EFCC, Corruption and 2011 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Niger to Spend N71 Million on Computer Education (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yakowa Slams Pastor Over Quran Burning Plan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Wunba - Abuja Community in Endless Darkness [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Minister - Violence Deter Women From Politics (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Woman Seeks Court's Separation From Lover (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: SA Deportations to Hit the Poor Hardest [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Attending Indabas One Thing- Investing Quite Another [analysis] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Diamonds Fail to Stimulate ZSE (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: 'KML Saga Leaves Bee Laws Exposed' (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Eritrea: Halhal Farmers Express Readiness to Step Up Efforts Towards Effective Harvesting (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Cyclist Daniel Finishes 31st in the Third Phase of Tour De L'avenir (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Soil, Water Conservation Activities Underway in Dera Administrative Area (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Efforts for the Proper Use of Medicine Registers Encouraging Outcome (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Demand for Fred Hollows Laboratory Products Growing (Shabait)
• Zimbabwe: Radar Output Up (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Corrupt Officials 'Cleansed' By the Passage of Time (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Africa: American Muslims Call for Volunteerism on September 11 (America.gov)
• Africa: Obama Condemns Plans to Burn the Quran (America.gov)
• Africa: Message by President Obama on the Occasion of Eid Ul-Fitr [document] (America.gov)
• Zimbabwe: Business Must Emerge From Its Shell - Biti (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Bread Price Increase Unjustified - Biti (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Angola: Journalist With Critical Radio Station Gunned Down in His Home [press release] (RSF)
• South Africa: E.tv, Multichoice Awarded Mobile TV Licences (Business Day)
• Zimbabwe: I Am Still Fit Enough to Fight Sanctions - Mugabe (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Sevenzo Set for 'Best Work Yet' (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Nigeria: Jonathan and Anti-Zoning Apostates [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Laloko, Onigbinde Warn Nigeria of Fifa Ban (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2011 - South-South Traditional Rulers to Meet in Uyo (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bako Haram - Police Beef Up Security in Jigawa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Tenure Elongation - Why the Hue and Cry [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: EFCC Releases Jigawa Officials on Bail (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Nab Suspected Robbers of Monarch (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Obi Challenges Muslims on Message of Ramadan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Benue 2011 - As Akume Battles Suswam to Retain Seat (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yakowa, ACF Congratulate Muslims on Ramadan, Sallah (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Avoid Provocative Statements, Politicians Told (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Others Mark Eid El-Fitr Today (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Judiciary and the National Ethnic [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nation at 50 - A Positive Discourse [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'We're Eager to Begin Jonathan Campaign' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Flamingoes Charged to Lift Fifa U-17 Trophy (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Man, 27, Narrowly Escapes Ritualists' Trap (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu PF Chefs to Grab Farming Implements (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Reserve Bank Debt Tears Govt Apart (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Chiweshe Opts for Fringe Players (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Kenya: Outrage Over Plan to Bring Back Chiefs (Nation)
• Somalia: EU Navfor Completes Two More WFP And Amisom Escorts [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Nigeria: Eid El-Fitr - Imams Defy Sultan in Sokoto, Others (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sack of Security Chiefs - Top Military Officers to Go [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Christian Group Condemns Plan By American Pastor to Burn Qur'an (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Railway Will Drive Nation's Economy by 2015 - Chairman [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kingibe Tasks Parties On INEC Guidelines (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria/Congo-Kinshasa: Eaglets Await Congo U-17 in Kaduna (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Saraki, Belgore, Baraje Urge Muslims to Sustain Ramadan Lessons (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: More Deaths On Nyanya Road Evoke Public Outcry (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Love One Another, Mimiko Tells Muslims (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Traders Say Govt Charges Hike Price of Chicken (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Eviction - Civil Servants Ask Committee to Prevail on Army (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Muslims Must Participate Actively in Politics - NASFAT (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Trucks Collide, Block Akwanga-Lafia Road (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Lara Set to Play in Zimbawe (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Ruinous Bank Strike Averted (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Warriors Line Up Europe Friendlies (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Cops Probe Manyika Death, Family Suspects Foul Play (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Orders Budget for Election 2011 (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Journalist Released After Five Months in Prison [press release] (JED)
• Kenya: Don't Arm Security Guards [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Don't Try to Dilute the Essence of Devolution [editorial] (Nation)
• Nigeria: President Jonathan Condemns Plan to Burn Holy Quran (Nigeria First)
• Liberia: Brazilian Multinational Eyes Energy Sector (Liberia Govt)
• Kenya: Clerics Acting Too Late Over Chang'aa Law [column] (Nation)
• Kenya: Why the High Population Growth Rate Should Worry Every Kenyan [analysis] (Nation)
• Kenya: New Law - It's Time for a Paradigm Shift in Our Implementation Tactics (Nation)
• Kenya: Why Do Retired Politicians Crave Power? [opinion] (Nation)
• Nigeria: Eaglets Tackle Congo in Kaduna Sunday (Leadership)
• Nigeria: I'm Not Interested in Eagles Job - Rufai (Leadership)
• Nigeria: High Level Talks Planned With U.S. (America.gov)
• Angola: World Body Condemns Journalist's Murder [press release] (IFJ)
• Sudan: Clinton Sends U.S. Envoy to Sudan (America.gov)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Newspaper Editor Acquitted And Released [press release] (RSF)
• Cote d'Ivoire: American Embassy's National Daily Press Review (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Sudan: Sept 2010 Security Situation Update [press release] (Unamid)
• Sudan: Extraordinary/Preparatory Meeting of the Tripartite Mechanism [press release] (Unamid)
• Angola: FAA Brigadier Calls for Discipline Within Staff (ANGOP)
• Angola: Education Trade-Union Secretary Re-Elected (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 20 Police Officers Promoted in Zaire (ANGOP)
• Angola: Literacy Programme Covers Over 60,000 Citizens (ANGOP)
• Angola: MPLA Holds Workshop on Constitution (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luanda Authorities Pledge to Curb Rain-Transmitted Epidemics (ANGOP)
• Angola: Doctor Considers Clinical State of Siamese Twins Good (ANGOP)
• Angola: Official Stresses Standardising of Environment Education (ANGOP)
• Angola: Namibe Government Runs Civil Service Events (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Oniwon - NNPC to Build More Refineries (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fantastic Four Go to 'Jail' (This Day)
• Nigeria: 44 Years After Ironsi, Igbo Named Army Chief (This Day)
• Nigeria: They Accepted Jail for the Cause of Solidarity (This Day)
• Nigeria: Dangote Donates U.S.$2 Million to Pakistan's Flood Victims (This Day)
• Nigeria: Poverty - Ki-Moon Makes Cases for Poorer Nations (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cultism - Akunyili Blames Parents (This Day)
• Nigeria: Tortured Expectations [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Govt Awards N60 Billion Projects in Ilaje - Ese Odo (This Day)
• Nigeria: UNEP Raises Alarm Over Frequent Environmental Contamination (This Day)
• Nigeria: Banks' Minimum Capital Base Now N10 Billion (This Day)
• Nigeria: 10 Suspected Kidnappers Arrested in Akwa Ibom (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Empowers Jos Prison Inmates (This Day)
• Nigeria: Flood - Agency Moves to Curb Farming on Waterways (This Day)
• Nigeria: Malaria - Saving Pregnant Women and Children (This Day)
• Angola: Border Police Arrest 26 Citizens for Illegal Crossing (ANGOP)
• Angola: Association in Portugal to Donate School Materials (ANGOP)
• Zambia: The Judiciary Deserves to be Respected [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Angola: Governor Calls on New Officials for Rigour (ANGOP)
• Angola: Ministry Wants Cooperation With Environment Associations (ANGOP)
• Angola: Fifa Instructor Praises Referees (ANGOP)
• Mozambique: Ministers Approve African Public Service Charter (AIM)
• Mozambique: Renamo Demands Sacking of Interior Minister (AIM)
• Mozambique: KPMG Announces Collaboration With Intercampus (AIM)
• Mozambique: Police Make Six Arrests in Tete (AIM)
• Angola: It is Hard to Please Journalists - SJA Secretary General (ANGOP)
• Angola: Council Praises Referees' Fifa Physical Tests (ANGOP)
• Angola: RB and Congolese President's Deeds Highlighted By Minister (ANGOP)
• Angola: Musician Gisela Silva Releases Debut CD (ANGOP)
• Angola: MPLA Holds Workshop on Building Up New Mind (ANGOP)
• Somalia: Puntland President Sends Eid Greetings, Urges Public About Peace (Garowe Online)
• Tanzania: Car Wash Job Earns Moshi Women Income (Daily News)
• Angola: Luanda Government Wants to Reduce Road Accidents (ANGOP)
• Angola: Official Happy With Functioning of Lunda Sul Media Organs (ANGOP)
• Angola: Athletes in Malawi for Half Marathon (ANGOP)
• Zambia: GBM Quits (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: More Local Cricket Players Set for Europe Professional Career (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Restituta Fit to Run Marathon - Nyambui (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Hosts AFC Vow to Stop Yanga (Daily News)
• Angola: Bengo Governor Concerned With Illegal Aggregate Extraction (ANGOP)
• West Africa: After 30 Years, Nutrition Strategy Revamp at Hand (IRIN)
• Sudan: Southern Child Soldiers 'Need More Opportunities' (IRIN)
• Angola: Singer Santocas to Release Debut CD (ANGOP)
• Zambia: Mumbi Ticks Off Mpombo on Tribal Remarks (Times of Zambia)
• Angola: Official Hails Human Rights Situation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Referees in Libya (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Skilled Human Resource Key to Economic Growth (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Recipe to Fight Crime Not a Secret (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Schools to Suspend Extra-Mural Activities (BuaNews)
• Angola: Businesspeople Invited to Invest in Guinea Bissau (ANGOP)
• Zambia: Keep-Off Labour Matters, Hikaumba Tells Sata (Times of Zambia)
• Angola: Over 118,000 New Voters Registered Countrywide (ANGOP)
• Angola: Multi-Sector Organ for Combat of Terrorism Recommended (ANGOP)
• Angola: Guinean Premier Believes in Local Support (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Freight Agents Furious Over Skull Parcel Claim (Nation)
• Kenya: Manyara Out on Bail in Incitement Case (Nation)
• Kenya: MPs' Talks Boosts Business for Hotels (Nation)
• Kenya: Diseases Now Resistant as Fake Medicines Flood Market (Nation)
• Kenya: Bank Sued Over Mobile Phone Banking Service (Nation)
• East Africa: Police in Drive to Check Crime (Nation)
• Kenya: Rights Group Petitions Chief Justice Over Kiplagat (Nation)
• Kenya: Demolition of Estates Gets Cabinet Approval (Nation)
• Kenya: Police Deny Detaining Journalist Over Uganda Blast (Nation)
• Kenya: Region's Eyes on Thika Road Expansion (Nation)
• Kenya: Scheme to Give Chiefs More Powers Unveiled (Nation)
• Kenya: World Unites to Stop Suicide Mission (Nation)
• Kenya: Patients Bypass Doctors, Lab Tests for 'Cheaper' Self-Medication (Nation)
• Kenya: Even in Death, Maruge is Still a Hit Abroad (Nation)
• Zambia: 5 Pf Councillors Axed for Backing MMD (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Be Independent, President Tells Judges (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Offer Temporary Teachers Training (The Herald)
• Cote d'Ivoire: American Embassy's National Daily Press Review (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Nigeria: President Jonathan Congratulates Muslims on Completion of Ramadan Fast (Nigeria First)
• Zimbabwe: CEO's Wife Acquitted on Assault Charges (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 2010 Landmark Year for Golden Leaf (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: U.S.$90 000 Lost to Suspected Bogus Car Dealer (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Vermeulen Punishes Tuskers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: PSL Meet to Review Season (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Horticulture Strategic to Export Sector Growth (The Herald)
• Namibia: New Coat of Arms for Swakopmund (New Era)
• Namibia: Resettlement Model Too Narrow - Report (New Era)
• Namibia: Wednesday's Tremor Confirmed (New Era)
• Namibia: Hey! Tate 2 Dollar! [opinion] (New Era)
• Namibia: Pupkewitz in Thick of Carbon Tax (New Era)
• Namibia: Political Scavengers Disguised as Would Be Servants! [opinion] (New Era)
• Libya: African Politicians Under Scrutiny (New Era)
• Namibia: Pension Fund at it Again (New Era)
• Africa: Who Will Survive Mwisho or Paloma? (New Era)
• Namibia: Martha Damahoska ?eixas - the Unsung Heroine (1903-1996) (New Era)
• Namibia: Abisai 'Shabby' Rukero Great Football Enigma (New Era)
• Namibia: RDP-RP Merger Trivial (New Era)
• Namibia: Raw Cabaret on Stage at College (New Era)
• Namibia: Kaaronda - Voice of Reason at NUNW [editorial] (New Era)
• Namibia: 'We Had No Choice, But to Cut Power' (New Era)
• Namibia: Infighting at ELCRN Counterproductive (New Era)
• Namibia: Agra Halts Karakul Wool Purchases (New Era)
• Namibia: Criminals Seek Greener Pastures (New Era)
• Namibia: Finally, I Donated My Life to a Woman [opinion] (New Era)
• Zimbabwe: Council Slams Farmers' Union (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Hotels Close Doors on Copac (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Pharmacist Seeks Reinstatement (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Minter, Masamvu in Ladies' Golf Team (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Duo Accused of Robbing Mine Eight Tonnes Gold (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Gishon Ntini Dragged to Court (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zaoga to Build Varsity (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: BUZ Face Hectic Programme (The Herald)
• Namibia: FNB Helps San Learners (Namibian)
• Africa: Big Brother Africa - Mwisho, the Finisher! (Namibian)
• Namibia: Brick Making Boom Hits the North (Namibian)
• Namibia: Country Qualifies for ICC Globals (Namibian)
• Namibia: First Win at Netball Qualifiers (Namibian)
• Africa: Big Brother Africa - Murder in the All Stars House! (Namibian)
• Namibia: Doctors Win Second Round on Medicines (Namibian)
• Namibia: GIPF - Steps Need to Be Taken [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Accident Fund Fraud Trial Postponed (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe/South Africa: Netball Team Crash Out (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Firewood Ban Falls on Deaf Ears (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mutare Appoints Treasurer (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Council Locks Out 69 Tenants (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Niger Delta - Raising Human Capital Index [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Jos Crisis Report (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ogun Bonds - Financing Boost for Developmental Projects (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ogun Crisis - 'Nobody Lured Us to Suspend Egbetokun' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Drug Abuse - NDLEA, Pharmaceutical Council Collaborate (This Day)
• Nigeria: Is Samuel 'The Nightmare' Peter Still One of Us ? [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Curbing Female Genital Cutting [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: NASS to Review Agriculture Seeds Council Laws (This Day)
• Nigeria: Govt to Rehabilitate Dams to Secure 760mw - World Bank Pledges Support (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2011 Elections - Lead Africa by Example, UK Tells Nation (This Day)
• Nigeria: FEC Okays N4.56 Trillion Budget for 2011 (This Day)
• Nigeria: EFCC Probes Lagos Market Agent (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lautech - Oyo-Osun Joint Ownership Ends November (This Day)
• Nigeria: SSS Frees Russians, Recovers N91.2 Million Ransom (This Day)
• Zimbabwe: I Was Against This - Chuchu (The Herald)
• South Africa: Graeme Addison - Media [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Deadly Assault Rifle Has Branding to Die for [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Is Mandela's Hand at Play in Denial of Sainthood? [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: ANC Blinded by its Fixation With Market Failure [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: More Interest Rate Cuts Unlikely - Marcus (Business Day)
• South Africa: Business Science Meets Sucking Up (Business Day)
• South Africa: Saru 'Alarmed' Over Players' Call on Rest Order (Business Day)
• South Africa: Draft Tax Bill to Simplify Legislation (Business Day)
• South Africa: Simmers in Deal to Sell Its Mpumalanga Gold Assets (Business Day)
• South Africa: JSE Decides Not to Pursue Absa (Business Day)
• South Africa: Nzimande Says Major Shake-Up Needed to Meet Goals (Business Day)
• South Africa: Competition Body Probes Plastic Pipe Makers (Business Day)
• South Africa: Sanlam Rides Out Tough Conditions (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Pandemonium as Students Disrupt IBB Rally in Ogun (This Day)
• Nigeria: Credible Poll - Group Mobilises Grassroots (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Ohakim, Imo Leaders Back Jonathan's Presidential Bid (This Day)
• Nigeria: ACN - 2011 Polls Time Table Unrealistic (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cross River - Appraisal of the Local Govt Poll (This Day)
• Nigeria: Zoning - Atiku Group May Sue Jonathan (This Day)
• Nigeria: CBN Empowers 17 Entrepreneurs (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Picks Six Govs as Campaign Coordinators (This Day)
• South Africa: Springboks Give Province, Bulls a Boost (Business Day)
• South Africa: Josephs Says Pirates Will Win Silverware (Business Day)
• South Africa: Listed Property is Second-Best Asset Performer (Business Day)
• South Africa: Foskor to Finish Pyroxenite Project This Year (Business Day)
• South Africa: Black Entrepreneurs Eye Corporate Sector Jobs (Business Day)
• South Africa: MTN Share Scheme Well Received by Investors (Business Day)
• South Africa: Insurer Downbeat on Pace of Recovery (Business Day)
• Malawi: G-Mobile of Malawi Gets U.S.$30 Million Capital Injection (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mining Company Gets 'Hijacked' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Sanlam Looks at Buying Assets in Africa, UK, India (Business Day)
• South Africa: Country in Top Spot for Auditing, Reporting Standards (Business Day)
• Gambia: Empty Democracy v Democratic Dictatorship [analysis] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Commissioner for Oaths Kebba Suso Questioned and Released (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Heavy Down Pour of Rain Destroys Household Properties at Bundung Borehole (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Flood Devastates Mrs Bukee Nursery School in Tallinding (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Incessant Down Pour Causes Havoc Heavy Down Pour Destroys Homes in the Kombos (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: IMF Resident Rep Briefs the Press (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Justice Delayed Indeed Amounts to Justice Denied (Foroyaa)
• South Africa: Woodruff Hopes for a Big Win With Shea Shea (Business Day)
• South Africa: North West Public Works Finance Chief Found Guilty of Gross Misconduct (Business Day)
• South Africa: Statistics 'Are Not Property' of Police Alone (Business Day)
• South Africa: State Fails to Meet Target for Research (Business Day)
• South Africa: Nuclear Plant an Option for Site (Business Day)
• South Africa: Editors, Ruling Party Talk About Self-Regulation, Tribunal (Business Day)
• South Africa: Youth Leader's Threat to Zuma Over Nationalisation (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mixed Picture in Battle Against Crime (Business Day)
• Africa: Continent Must Utilise Mineral Resources [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Uganda: Kampala Courtesy and Cuisine Win Over Visitors (Business Daily)
• Kenya: PTA Bank Profit Rises 34 Per Cent (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Bank Sued Over Mobile Banking System (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Bank Earmarks Millions for Expansion Drive (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Dilution Concerns Drive Interest in Stanchart Issue (Business Daily)
• South Africa: Statement of the Monetary Policy Committee [document] (South African Reserve Bank)
• Zimbabwe: Objectives of Competition, Tariff Commission [column] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Move Over MDCs, Here Cometh ZAPU (Financial Gazette)
• Kenya: Investment Authority to Woo Diaspora (Nation)
• Kenya: PM Odinga Sends Idd Message to Muslims (Nation)
• Kenya: Cabinet Approves Vetting Bill for Judges (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: CBZ Bank Rules the Roost (Financial Gazette)
• Nigeria: Naira Depreciates Against Dollar On Strong Forex Demand (Leadership)
• Nigeria: The Elections, Electoral Reform And Corruption [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Dangote Foundation Donates $2 Million to Flood Victims in Pakistan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 and Local Youth (Leadership)
• Nigeria: CNPP Boss Rejects INEC Timetable (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Unveils Independence Celebrations Programme (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Power Sector Reform - How Far Can Jonathan Go? [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Tenure Controversy - Gov Idris Goes to Court (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Governors' Forum Tasked On New Revenue Allocation Formula (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Airline Operators Must Resist NAMA's Scourge [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Threat to Burn Qur'an - Christian Leaders Warn U.S. Pastor (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Emerging Candidates for Goje's Job [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: No Justification for Denying Females Education - UNESCO (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Militants Ban Dokpesi From Niger Delta (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Envoy Tasks NTDC on Tourism (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: N20 Billion Bond - Ebonyi to Build Bridges, International Market, Others (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Cross River Signs Forestry Commission Law (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 'Tour Operators Need Endowment Fund' (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Pledges to Implement in Full River Niger Basin Projects (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CEO Recommends Tyre Retreading Technology (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bursary Scam Uncovered in Delta (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Cross River Concessions 45km Road Network, Others at N12 Billion (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lagos FA Floats Junior League (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Management Institute Set to Tackle Leadership Problem (Vanguard)
• Rwanda: Dutch Olympians Visit (New Times)
• Rwanda: Tetteh Speaks Out on Primus League (New Times)
• Rwanda: Heineken Splash Rwf6 Million in ITF Tourney (New Times)
• Rwanda: Primus League Kick-Off Postponed (New Times)
• Rwanda/Benin: Ferwafa Plot Early Arrival of Pros (New Times)
• Rwanda: Over 700 Illegal Firearms Recovered (New Times)
• Rwanda: KIE Looks for Alternative Funding (New Times)
• Rwanda: 10 Poachers, Drug Dealers Arrested (New Times)
• Rwanda: Railway Line to Cost Over U.S. $3 Billion (New Times)
• Rwanda: KIST Students Win AIP Prize (New Times)
• Rwanda: Mucyo Calls for More Support for Trauma Victims (New Times)
• Rwanda: Karega Hails Construction Company Over Efficiency (New Times)
• Rwanda: Tree Falls on Taxi, Kills Three, Injures 10 (New Times)
• Rwanda: Nation Tops EAC in Competitiveness (New Times)
• Rwanda: Energy Sector Growth Impressive -WB Official (New Times)
• Rwanda: Gen. Rwarakabije Slams UN for Failure, 'Malicious' Report, Warns Nationals Against UN's 'Hidden Agenda' [interview] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Youth Have a Lot to Offer (New Times)
• Rwanda: All People - Time for the Total Reconciliation Knot [analysis] (New Times)
• South Africa: World Competitiveness Ranking Slips (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Replacement of Service Chiefs Timely - Kayode (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Presidency - I'm Better Than Jonathan, Babangida - Tofa (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Okediran Has Provided a Refuge for Authors [document] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Delta Road Projects Gulp N150 Billion in 10 Years (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Observe Hygiene to Prevent Cholera, Secretary Tells Residents (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Muslims Celebrate Eid-El-Fitr Today (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Eid-El Fitr - Doma Calls for Peaceful Co-Existence (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Sack of Service Chiefs Not Political - Presidency (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Businesses Sealed Off By Ghana (Leadership)
• South Africa: Country Misses One Science Spend Goal (SciDev.Net)
• Botswana: Amendment to End Dismissal Based on HIV Status (PlusNews)
• Rwanda: Belgium May be Sued for Withdrawing Peacekeeping Troops During Genocide (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Air Zimbabwe Pilots, Cabin Crew Go on Strike Over Pay Dispute (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Angry Vendors Assault Municipal Workers for Destroying Stalls (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Ministers Urged to Clarify Involvement in Deportation Plan (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Required to Consult PM on Elections Under GPA (SW Radio)
• Rwanda: Ban's Discussions With President on UN Rights Report to Continue (UN News)
• South Africa: Economists Welcome 'Expected' Rate Cut (Business Day)
• Zimbabwe: TA to Seal U.S.$6 Million Deal (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Investigate 2009 Kampala Riot Killings (HRW)
• Zimbabwe: ZEC Chief Commutes (Financial Gazette)
• Kenya: Women Sceptical Over Constitution's Promise (IPS)
• Rwanda: U.N. Chief Returns from 'Damage Control' Trip (IPS)
• South Africa: PIC 'Cannot Thwart Sale of Nedbank' (Business Day)
• Somalia: Attack on Mogadishu Airport Kills Peacekeepers, Civilians (UN News)
• Africa: Time Running Out Faster Than Water, Experts Warn (IPS)
• Africa: Scarce Water Diverted by Greased Palms (IPS)
• Namibia: Opposition Leaders to Take Up Seats in Parliament (Namibian)
• Namibia: Purrty Cat Show (Namibian)
• Namibia: Enduro Round Six Thrills (Namibian)
• Namibia: GIPF, Government Idols Payola Fraud [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Civil Society, Labour Want Answers on Pension Fund Money (Namibian)
• Africa: Big Brother Africa - One on One With Sammi (Namibian)
• Namibia: Pension Fund Loan Riddled With Discrepancies (Namibian)
• Namibia: Gem Theft Suspect in Court (Namibian)
• Namibia: Negonga Blames Councils (Namibian)
• South Africa: Central Bank Cuts Interest Rates to Kickstart Economy (Business Day)
• Rwanda: Tigo Pledges More on Innovation (New Times)
• Rwanda: Commonwealth Finance Ministers to Meet in Washington DC (New Times)
• Rwanda: TIGO, MTN Partner With Rwandair for SMS Flight Schedules (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ferwafa Ponders U-17 League (New Times)
• Namibia: Time to Take Control [editorial] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Brave Warriors Accept India Invite (Namibian)
• Namibia: Volleyball Refs Make the Grade (Namibian)
• Namibia: Groundbreaking Ceremony to Start Date Project (Namibian)
• Namibia: Local Drilling Professionals Start Association (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Eid-El-Fitri - Selflessness, Sacrifice, Sanctity [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: R2K Commend Rivers Govt Launch of Government Initiative (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Eid-El-Fitri - CAN, Babangida, Harp on Peace, Good Leadership (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: INEC Should Not Hold Elections in Trouble States - Chief Clarke, SAN [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram - Fear Grips Gombe (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Avoiding a Needless Crisis in Aboh Mbaise, Ngor Okpala Councils (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: N50 Billion Scam - EFCC Lays Siege on Jigawa, Rivers, Imo, Kwara (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Islamic Sect Observes Eid-El-Fitr Against Sultan's Directive (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Group Vows to Publish Findings On Non-Performing Govs (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: GNU Not Panacea to Country's Crisis [column] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Govt Approves Interfin Retrenchments (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Energy Firm Seeks Shs13 Billion to Fund Power Project in West (Monitor)
• East Africa: EAC, Turkey to Discuss Free Trade Pacts (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kiprop, Arapsudi Poised for Nanning Showdown (Monitor)
• Uganda: Mangat, Ssebuguzi Turn Heat on Mutebi in Jinja National Rally (Monitor)
• Uganda: Asiku Ready to Defend IBO World Featherweight Title (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bobby's Contract Extension On Hold (Monitor)
• Uganda: Understanding Causes of Electoral Violence [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Loser Spits Fire At Party (Monitor)
• Uganda: Aspirants for the NRM Leadership Posts [analysis] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Museveni Criticises Health Workers' Attitude (Monitor)
• Uganda: Govt Withdraws An Oil Licence (Monitor)
• Uganda: It's Give And Take As Museveni Hosts Muslims at Idd Dinner (Monitor)
• Uganda: Battle Lines Drawn As Movement Elects Leaders (Monitor)
• Uganda: September Riots - Otunnu And Muliika Call for Mass Mourning (Monitor)
• Uganda: Minister Disarms President's Guards (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Picks Six Governors as Campaign Coordinators (This Day)
• Zimbabwe: Investment Not a Priority, Says Shoprite Chief (Financial Gazette)
• Nigeria: NSA, Aliyu Gusau Dumps Jonathan, Joins Presidential Race (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Mutambara Scores Own Goal (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: NOCZIM to Unbundle Operations (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Astra Unveils Hydraform-Built House (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Chiyangwa Has Last Laugh as He's Let Off the Hook (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Sibanda Defies Zanu-Pf (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Bitekyerzo Takes Mbarara As Seven Opponents Cry Foul (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kasese to Hold Two Idd Prayers (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: Miriam Mhlanga - Innocent Girl Caught in the Crossfire (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Army Cited in Budadiri West Poll Chaos (Monitor)
• Uganda: Country Receives Shs31 Billion for Nutrition (Monitor)
• Uganda: Binaisa Didn't Do Much to Protect Country From 'Black Aristocrats' [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: NRM Slipping to the Bad Old Politics of Violence [opinion] (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: Smuggled Chickens Flood Market (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Over 4,000 Miss Voting in Bugiri (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Set to Hear Nakawa-Naguru Tenants' Complaints (New Vision)
• Uganda: Acholi Widows Form Association (New Vision)
• Uganda: City Councillors Drag Mayor, Banks to Court (New Vision)
• Uganda: Prisoners Receive Food for Idd Feast (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Deploys in Mbarara as NRM Candidate Wins (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Awards Health Workers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Basajja Probed for Assaulting Journalist (New Vision)
• Uganda: Be More Security Alert During Idd Celebrations [editorial] (New Vision)
• East Africa: Media Attack On Prince Edward Was in Bad Taste [column] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Golf Open Lifts Mwesigwa (New Vision)
• Uganda: Villa Blocks Odongkara Move to Express (New Vision)
• Uganda: Entrepreneurs to Bag Sh600 Million (New Vision)
• Uganda: Confusion As Jinja Tannery Closes (New Vision)
• Uganda: Islam is for Peace, Says Mubajje (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ethiopian Restaurant Reopens After Bombing (New Vision)
• Uganda: AU Attacks Al-Shabaab in Mogadishu (New Vision)
• Uganda: President Museveni to Unite Muslims (New Vision)
• Uganda: Eight Pick Nomination Forms for Presidency (New Vision)
• Africa: Oldest Priest in Africa Laid to Rest At Rubaga Cathedral (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ten Acres of Marijuana Destroyed (New Vision)
• Uganda: Residents Want More From Parks (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kabale Farmers to Grow Barley (New Vision)
• Uganda: Frozen Accounts Affect Services in Bundibugyo (New Vision)
• Uganda: Fake Nurses Distributing Expired Drugs in Mbarara (New Vision)
• Uganda: Arrow Boys Want Monument (New Vision)
• Uganda: More Roads to Be Opened in Mbale (New Vision)
• Uganda: Karimojong Embrace Tree Planting (New Vision)
• Uganda: Man Shot During NRM Elections (New Vision)
• Uganda: Tororo Central Market in Deplorable State (New Vision)
• Uganda: Starvation Looms As Namatala Demarcation Stalls (New Vision)
• Uganda: Oyam to Miss Out on NUSAF Funds (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lira to Get Sh1.5 Billion NAADS Funds (New Vision)
• Uganda: Pupils Condemn Use of Abusive Language in Schools (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lira Motorists Demand Better Roads (New Vision)
• Kenya: Govt Should Provide Medicines, Care Often Denied to Young Patients [press release] (HRW)
• Uganda: Gulu Health Centres Lack Malaria Drugs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Residents Detect Anomalies on Voters Register (New Vision)
• Uganda: Exercise Books Save Buikwe Polls (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nakaseke Police Chief Arrested Over Polls (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Election Debate Rages on (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: COPAC Extends Begging Bowl (Financial Gazette)
• Tanzania: Go for Loans, SMEs Challenged (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Brewer's Medium Term Bond Fetches 35bn/- (Daily News)
• Tanzania: U.S. Sugar Imports to Hurt Economy (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Seven Junior Golfers for Coast Open Tourney in Morogoro (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Yet Another Memorable Year (Financial Gazette)
• South Africa: Remarks by the Minister of Police on the Release of National Crime Statistics [document] (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Country Gets Second Shot at Casual Day (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Minister Says Training Authorities Here to Stay (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Access to FET Colleges Need to Increase - Minister (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Gauteng Still Crime Capital (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Zuma Condoles Families of Road Accidents (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Zuma Wishes Muslims Well On Eid (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Crime Stats Welcomed - But More Still Needs to Be Done (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Central Bank Cuts Interest Rates (BuaNews)
• Zimbabwe: Jabulani Sibanda on the Loose (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: It is No Surprise Ministers Were Beaten in Polls [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Retirement At 55 Could Prevent Unemployment Explosion [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Despite the Hiccups NRM is a Great Party [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Private Sector Told to Go Long-Term (New Vision)
• Uganda: Flower Workers Sign Union Deal (New Vision)
• Uganda: Price of Bananas Up in Hoima (New Vision)
• Uganda: Byekwaso Cruises to Bronze in Nairobi (New Vision)
• Uganda: Clerk Cautions Rally Drivers On Route (New Vision)
• Uganda: Legislators Get in-House Health Scheme (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Speaker, ZEC Meet Over By-Elections (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Oh, the Hustle of Making Money [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Animal - Human Disease Cases On Rise, Says Expert (Monitor)
• Somalia: Hijacked Chemical Tanker Released [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Somalia: Insurgents Claim Airport Attack (RFI)
• Madagascar: UN Warns of Locust Plague (IRIN)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Radio Okapi Wins International Award (UN News)
• Kenya: Help HIV-Positive Children in Pain, Urges HRW (PlusNews)
• Somalia: Civilian Deaths Reach 'Alarming' Levels, Says UN (IRIN)
• Africa: Drug-Resistant HIV Threat Looming (IRIN)
• Gambia: Court Jails Human Rights Defender (Foroyaa)
• Sudan: Radio Presenter Gunned Down (CPJ)
• Somalia: Mogadishu Clashes Claim 20 Lives (Garowe Online)
• Somalia: Deadly Suicide Bomb Attack on Mogadishu Airport (Garowe Online)
• Nigeria: Sack of Service Chiefs Well-Timed, Defence Minister Says (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: A Long Dry Season (IPS)